Casa Comunal Zen Beach Front Getaway
As seen on the leading modern architecture site Dwell, Casa Comunal is an architectural home set upon the shores of the Caribbean, a retreat for the senses surrounded by lush gardens, exotic fruit trees, tropical flowers, and two wide-open beach front decks.
Understated luxury with Mid-Century furniture handcrafted by local artisans, this getaway boasts handwoven textiles, hammocks, hanging beds, suspended lounging nets, two kitchens, a private sandy beach, a sustainable rainwater catchment system, and more.
Casa Comunal is a minimalist home, a rustic experience located where the jungle meets the sea. It is comprised of two homes that combine into one by opening large sliding walls for a total of:
-5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
-2 of the bedrooms are master bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms featuring concrete bathtubs
Additional sleeping space:
-2 hanging beds
Eating:
-2 kitchens, both with a stove. One has an oven. No microwaves, no toasters.
-1 indoor/outdoor breakfast bar.
Sustainability:
-Rainwater catchment system
-Organic exotic fruit-bearing trees. Help yourself!
-LED dimmable bulbs throughout
-Large windows oriented to maximize cross-breeze.
Home size:
-Interior Space: 3050 sq ft
-Covered exterior deck space: 722 sq ft
-The property: 1/3 acre, including lush garden and exotic fruit-bearing trees.
-Private beachfront: 184 feet
**All king beds can be separated into two twins to accommodate up to 14 guests in various configurations.
Guests will have access to the entire house on this private property, including all bedrooms, bathrooms, living areas, decks, gardens, the private beach, etc.
Other things to note
Casa Comunal is a minimalist island home where the jungle meets the sea. While the home is very stylish, we recommend our guests be prepared for a rustic holiday. It is a combination of architectural simplicity and a glamping-type experience.
If you require a high-end luxury hotel-type experience, we suggest you book a different accommodation.
The sea out front of the house has a shallow reef. We only recommend swimming here on very flat days, most common in the late summer months. During the other months of the year, there may be waves, which make the reef dangerous for swimmers. We do not recommend swimming here at any time of year with young children. However, there is a beach just 10 minutes walk down the road with a sandy bottom for an easy swim in a sheltered bay that is perfectly calm every day of the year.
